The All Music Guide says that pianist & composer George Winston is among the earliest and most successful proponents of contemporary instrumental music. Here is the first songbook ever notating his beloved piano pieces. Winston himself chose the songs & cover art, wrote the preface, and approved every note. Features 20 of his most-requested favorites: The Black Stallion - Joy - Longing - Prelude/Carol of the Bells - Thanksgiving - Variations on the Kanon by Pachelbel - and more. Includes a biography, discography, and discussion of chords. First Fully Authorized Songbook Featuring Winston's Esteemed Compositions & Arrangements
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Features
First Songbook Ever Notating His Beloved Piano Pieces
Winston Himself Chose the Songs & Cover Art
20 of His Most-Requested Favorites
Includes a Biography, Discography, and Discussion of Chords
104 Pages
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Want to be George Winston? Here is the key. Mar 31, 2009 As far as contemporary pianists go George Winston in my mind blows the rest away. The creativity of his variations and the amazingness of his original compositions is breathtaking. I have been playing the piano for a few years and I finally got this book. I recommend it to anyone. His music is deceivingly simple, allowing even intermediate musicians to use this book and improve through it, but makes you sound like a pro. Check it out.
The book includes:
Loreta And Desiree's Bouquet-Part 1
Graduation
Walking In The Air
Lullaby
Joy
Reflection
Thanksgiving
Longing
Thumbelina
Music Box Dance
Variations On The Kanon By Pachelbel
Prelude/Carol Of The Bells
The Velveteen Rabbit
The Twisting Of The Hay Rope